The library's Office of the Chief Information Officer is working to digitize copyright ownership transfer requests with a digital submission process.

The estimated $165 million plan aims to link integrate two of the office's key systems for tracking copyright information for songs, books and other creative works.

The agency blamed a power supply line malfunction for the outage, which took filing, searching and payment systems offline.

House lawmakers introduced a bill that would remove the Copyright Office from the Library of Congress and make it an independent agency — a move meant, in…

House Administration Committee heard from the chief of the Copyright Office, who pushed for more autonomy over her agency's technology.

The Copyright Office released the final version of a report to update its agency. It calls, in part, for more autonomy over its technology systems.

A report from the Hudson Institute bemoans the office's aging IT systems, a pain point for Copyright employees and intellectual property lawyers alike.

The eCO system has been dark for more than a week. The outage may ramp up calls to separate the Copyright Office’s IT system from that of…

The office’s IT falls under the Library of Congress, an arrangement that the office and intellectual property lawyers alike say is “a terrible model.”

A new draft bill could make the Copyright Office, which uses subpar IT systems managed by the Library of Congress, an independent agency.